Neither Georgia nor Tech Secure Victory In Predictive Clash
In Atlanta on November 14 the Georgia and Georgia Tech teams played a tight first half with no scoring or clear advantage. Both squads matched up on Grant Field as over 40 000 fans watched a long awaited rivalry renewal since 1916. The Tech line outweighed Georgia by about twenty pounds and coaches rested stars for the afternoon clash. Georgia led no score from the one yard line and Tech failed to cross Georgia’s ten line as the clock closed with 0 0.
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Record Building Permits Reach New Southern Highs
New construction totals in Southern cities rose to record levels in October. Miami and Houston led, with Miami over ten million and Houston about nine and a half million in permits. The Esp rion office building in Houston topped all single permits at 3.1 million, with major Houston projects and statewide gains noted.
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Medical Arts
Dutch cabinet tenders resignation after Catholic ministers quit
The Hague Nov 14 Dutch premier Colijn tendered his resignation and most of the cabinet after four Catholic ministers withdrew. The queen urged the remaining ministers to stay to handle current affairs during talks on forming a new government.
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Kiwanis Club At Montezuma To Give Cup
Montezuma Kiwanis approved an annual loving cup to the Montezuma citizen who rendered greatest service to the community. Rev Fred E Smith urged the award in the club’s luncheon and the 1925 winner will be announced at the December annual meeting. A committee from nine local organizations will name the recipient.
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U D C Meet Opens Monday in Hot Springs
Hot Springs November 14 With most national officers having completed their two terms the United Daughters of the Confederacy begin their national election November 16 to 21 Gen W E Freeman of Richmond Va commander in chief of the United Confederate Veterans will be guest of honor Gov Tom J Terral of Arkansas will attend A ceremonial histori cal evening is planned under Mrs St John A Lawton of Charleston S C other awards will be given for meritorious work The national memorial evening will be led by Mrs J W Daniel of Savannah Ga Mrs Frank P Harold Georgia retiring head has completed the maximum term under the Constitution
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J. W. Daniel
Savannah
Frank P. Harold
Americas
Georgia
Valentino Divorce Shocks Film World
Winifred Hudnut Valentino, wife of Rudolph Valentino, announced in New York on November 14 that she has filed for divorce. She cited his demand she appear only in his reflected glory and said she will pursue her own career, with her mother supporting the split.
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Sheik Denies Divorce Rumors About Valentino Wife
Rudolph Valentino dismissed Paris divorce rumors as ridiculous noting his wife Winifred Hudnut traveled to Europe to visit her mother and not for a divorce. He said the term marital vacation would not be broken and affirmed their ongoing marriage.
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Europe
Cotton Consumption In October Rises In U S Census
Washington November 14. The Census Bureau reports October cotton consumption rose to 543 679 bales of lint and 75 750 bales of linters compared with September figures of 483 266 lint and 70 00 linters and with October last year 534 283 lint and 57 452 linters.
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Kiwanis Club Votes Thanks At Luncheon
The Kiwanis club held a Windsor hotel luncheon and passed resolutions thanking Miss Martha Ivey Miss Ruth Everett Miss Georgia Lumpkin W L Walker and W C Jeter for aiding in the White Way celebration An entertainment program sponsored by Miss Frances Sparks featured Miss Louise Thayer who sang two solos and C L Brownell who gave two readings T O Marshall reported on the Albany convention.
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C. L. Brownell
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Brownell
Martha Ivey
Ruth Everett
Georgia Lumpkin
W. L. Walker
W. C. Jeter
Mr. Walker
Mr. Jeter
T. O. Marshall
Albany
Lewis Warns Coal Burners In Anthracite Shortfall
Washington Nov 14 Families in thousands of American homes with heating plants built for anthracite coal will risk wholesale asphyxiation if they burn bituminous coal as a substitute during the anthracite field suspension, warns John L Lewis president of United Mine Workers of America.
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United Mine Workers of America
Macon County Farms Sold in Bonanza Real Estate Boom
Montezuma reports a surge in farm sales as the Georgia Florida Realty Co. sells a 1400 acre Flint River plantation seven miles north of Montezuma to John Wadsworth. The Simmons Brothers also transfer a northern Macon County plantation to D. W. Harp. A superb crop year boosts land demand.
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Mountaineer Stadium Opens as WVU Hosts Penn State
New Mountaineer Stadium in Morgantown West Virginia opens today in a ceremony led by Governors Pinchot and Gore. West Virginia University invites Penn State to the gridiron battle as the $600000 facility seats 33000 with potential to expand to 75000 or more with further construction funded by more than 7300 Virginians.
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Mountaineer
Murder charge hits London spiritualist Benjamin Rock
A septuagenarian spiritualist Benjamin Rock is jailed on a charge of murdering his 34 year old wife in London. He has suffered invalidity for over five years.
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Benjamin Rock
Navy Air Board to Probe Foley Charge
Washington, Nov 14. The Shenandoah naval court of inquiry will investigate alleged attempts to influence testimony given by Mrs. Margaret Lansdowne before the Mitchell court martial. The Shenandoah inquiry will convene Monday with several witnesses summoned, as the Mitchell court recessed after rejecting to strike Lansdowne’s testimony and to hear Captain Foley out of order.
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Shenandoah Court
Captain Foley Relieved as Shenandoah Inquiry Judge Advocate
Washington November 1 Captain Paul Foley was relieved at his own request by Secretary Wilbur today as Judge Advocate of the Shenandoah Court of Inquiry.
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Large Camilla Farm Is Sold
Camilla resident F A Brown has closed a deal with Davis Construction Co for 650 acres on the Camilla Bainbridge road west of Camilla. Sale price is 50000. Brown plans to expand real estate work with Virginia connections and Western stock raising aims. He notes a 100 acre pecan grove yielded 3000 pounds of nuts this year.
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No Hope For Crew Of M-1 Submerged Off Devon Coast
The Admiralty said they can no longer hope that the crew of M-1 survived after the Monitor disappeared off the Devon coast during maneuvers on Thursday. Sixty eight officers and men are entombed.
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Devonshire
Nye Named to Fill U S Senate Seat in North Dakota
Young publisher Gerald P. Nye of Griggs County Sentinel Courier Cooperstown was appointed by Governor Sorlie to fill the U S Senate vacancy caused by the death of E F Ladd. Nye is thirty years old and takes the post in Ismarck on November 14.
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George Speaks at Plains in School Meeting
United States Senator George of Georgia will speak in Plains on Monday at 10 o'clock as part of Educational Week events organized by Plains Schools under E L Bridges. The address will emphasize Constitutional Day themes and follow a program outline approved by the State Board of Education.
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United States
Georgia
Plains
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Bridges
WIFE SLAYER TO DIE IN ELECTRIC CHAIR
In Columb ia Mississippi a 73 year old farmer Jol D Wallace father of 19 was found guilty of murdering his wife on October 8. A ravine body with a heavy bludgeon marked the crime scene. The jury returned the verdict on one ballot and Judge J W Langston sentenced Wallace to die in the electric chair on December 18.
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Millionaire Dorfman Indicted in Jewelry Theft Case
New York November 14 Samuel Dorfman millionaire clothing manufacturer indicted by the grand jury for receiving stolen property in connection with the alleged theft of 1 116 000 dollars worth of jewelry by Harry A Cohn salesman
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Samuel Dorfman
Harry A. Cohn
Referee Forfeits Americus Daw son Game After Unjust Calls
Americas High forfeited the game against Dawson High with a 7 to 7 score at end of the third quarter. Coach McKee cites repeated unjust penalties by the referee and a blocked punt miscall as reasons, claiming Dawson first downs were awarded incorrectly and Americus suffered harsher officiating throughout the game. He notes field line placement and head linesman errors contributed to the disputed outcome and vows publication of the statement.
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Pleasant Grove Sets Educational Week Program
Pleasant Grove school launches Education Week with Monday address by W T Lana on The Constitution. Tuesday features Rev Hoke H Shirley speaking on Patriotism. Friday includes Rev E T Moore on Conservation and Thrift and Dr J W Chambliss on Friday. Wednesday speaker pending. further announcements to come. We oppose divorces but note separation can prevent separation.
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W. T. Lana
Watches Prove Handy For Claiming Time Count
Watches are handy to claim you are late even when you are early. The idea highlights how portable timepieces let people project tardiness or punctuality as needed.
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